Aims to uncover and explore the roots, development, and cultural dynamism of Creole society and culture in the colonial and post-colonial francophone world. The essays and creative works gathered here draw from distinct but related literatures emerging in the Francophone, Anglophone, African, and Caribbean scholarship on creolization, including such divergent fields as early modern European colonial history, dance choreography, psychoanalysis, linguistics, literary study of new world travel narratives, American Studies, museum studies, French literature, philosophy, art history, and African and African Diaspora studies

Edited by: Jean-Marc Masseaut, Jordan Kellman, and Michael Martin

 

ISBN: 9781935754688

Paperback

281 pages

6 x 9

Illustrated, Bibliography, Table of Contents

University of Louisiana Press, 2016